Trelor
The other day I put my PC to sleep for the first time ever on 2.07 and when I went to wake it i must have hit the power button for to long.  When I went to turn it back on it would show the Evga logo and shut off.  After trying over and over, note I was NOT overclocked, I tried the 2.03 BIOS and it booted just fine.  Is there a known sleep state issue with 2.07?

It's a marvell driver issue for the sata controller.

Some times I have to reset my BIOS and simply reload my saved profile, in order to get my system to boot.
 
Another thing I recently encountered was that changing the VGA boot setting from legacy to UEFI caused a shift in which monitor was detected as the "main" monitor during boot. It is my DVI-I when on legacy, but it changes to the DP output when on UEFI. I'd like for it to remain on my DVI-I output, as that is where I have my main usage monitor. I'm not sure if a GPU BIOS update might be necessary to change this, or if something must be done with the Dark's settings. Different people may have different preferences regarding this, if it could become configurable somehow?

Luigi408
When is the next BIOS coming? New features that are on the list that still need to be added and updated ROMs needed. A little bit of news about it would be great! Thanks!

As above.
 
Be nice to hear if there has been much progress 

When is the next BIOs update coming out? Still need the PCI-e speeds fixed since it is a BIOs issue.

XS_SAE
Anyone else having problems w/USB3.0 speeds? Mine are ranging from read 203MBps to 9MBps for example. There are serious "lags" or performance drops during transfers from and to usb3 hardware.

 This type of issue may or may not be the MB you would have to confirm on other X79 boards with same device and files. I have many USB 3 devices that performance ranges wildly regardless of what platform being used on.

Why can't someone from Evga answer the questions here?EVGA_JacobF?

cisco0623MiRai, Are you running Windows 8.1? I read this is a documented issue and they have a patch for it. Do you have any flight sticks or other controllers hooked up to your pc? One of them may be interfering. If not I am out of ideas!
I am looking forward to the new manual/bios. They need to get his board working with usb3.0 hubs.

No, Windows 7 x64, but it's definitely a BIOS issue because I reverted back to 2.07 the other day just to triple-check myself, and the issue was immediately apparently.  I then flashed 2.07 back down to 2.04 and things still didn't feel 100%.  Using BIOS revision 2.02, everything is smooth as butter.
 

Maeximum30
We are waiting for a new bios ;)

Waiting for Christmas is better and more certain  

kristopher004
I'm having problems.
 
-Sometimes post will hang with an FF error code, once that happens for one bios, it happens for all three until I get lucky and it boots. Then the error code goes away on all three bios's till next time it happens. 
 
-Sometimes I hit the power switch and the fans flicker on then off and a yellow led lights up next to the 24pin power cable and I have to hold the power button down until it goes off before I can try to start it again. I have a seasonic platinum 1000w psu. This seems to happen 3 out of every 5 times.
 
-When I reset one bios it breaks my raid 0 array and I have to remake it, loosing all the data on it. Even if I have the raid 0 array working on all three bios's I reset one bios and it breaks the array on all three. 

 
-2400 kingston hyperx beast will not run above 1867, though that might be a limitation of my 4930k, I'm not sure.
 
Does anyone else have a seasonic platinum 1000w psu that could let me know if they have the second problem? It seems like it could be psu related.
 

I have 32GB (4 x 8GB) Kingston HyperX Beast running at 2133 (XMP) and had an i7-3930K overclocked to 4.5 stable on  without any issues.
 
 

Any word on what's in the next BIOS?  I'm especially interested in PWM fan control... my 3x Noctua A15s are LOUD at 100%.

While the IMC is improved on IB over SB, it still can be the main factor in going over 2133mhz with RAM. I myself went through a few IB/SB and only a very small amount could run RAM over 2133mhz. The RAM tested were all Corsair Dominator Platinum 2400mhz+.

These the 1.5v model? If so have you tried 1.65v?

Do you have a Z77/87 to try them in?

Nope, NO other MB in the house that I want to mess with. I have a 19TB NAS box and and 2 HTPCs and putting that memory in there to
test is a waste of time. 
What it comes down to, at least for me, is how to tell if its the Bios or the memory, I mean it COULD be the memory (even though memtest says no), I mean ANY time I go to the XMP profile I
am getting grief, or it is the BIOS that STILL puts some of the wrong settings in. I mean it gets MOST of them right but who knows.
I am not that smart and just an average PC enthusiast, if I do not OC or use XMP profile I NEVER see a Bsod while leaving the computer on 24/7,
I want to OC at least a little as I AM into gaming, I can not get enough of Saint's Row IV....  But I am not going to do a whole lot
at the risk of Bsods all the time.
 
I can probably OC the CPU while leaving the memory settings alone.  I may just RMA the memory as I said before, one of these days. I am just tired of messing around
and trial an error it has been 1 year and 7 months since I went X79 and at this point I am beaten down into just being happy everything works.
But we'll see what happens, we'll see if a new BIOS comes out soon, and if it does and I use XMP profiles again I see Bsods, Corsair will hear from me yet again.

As I stated before and I'm sure others have as well, it could also be that your CPU is unable to work at that memory speed( possible bad luck with the imc lottery). You say it works at stock setting but not when you OC them. Maybe the volts are not being set correctly, have you checked them when you set it to OC? Also I know it's too late, but if you're just into gaming why didn't you look into Z87 chipset? Just from the few I've helped build and even a couple SLI setups the haswells seem pretty good.